UL94 unleaded avgas
An unleaded 94-octane aviation gasoline made by Swift Fuels, sold at a growing number of United States airports since 2015. Engines rated for 80/87 or 91/96 octane, and many rated for 100, are approved for it under Swift's supplemental type certificates; owners buy the certificate once. Where a participating airport switches to 100R, the UL94 certificate carries over.
The fuel
- Class
- Aviation gasoline
- Specification
- ASTM D7547
- Status
- in use
- FAA airport-file code
- UL94
Who burns it engine series on the register
Approved for it by the engine's maker as an alternative to 100LL (16,606 aircraft):
An engine's fuel follows from its FAA type: piston engines burn aviation gasoline, turbines burn jet fuel, the diesel pistons burn jet fuel, electric motors charge from the grid. Each series' page lists the models and aircraft that carry it.
Approvals the FAA's supplemental type certificates for this fuel · the owner buys the certificate once
| Certificate | Held by | What it approves | Model families named | Engine series named | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SA01757WI | Swift Fuels LLC | To allow the use of UL91 or UL94 (minimum) grade aviation fuel | 94 | — | August 21, 2024 |
| SR01802WI | Swift Fuels LLC | To allow the use of UL91 or UL94 (minimum) grade aviation fuel per ASTM D7547. | 3 | — | April 18, 2016 |
Model families the certificates name · 97, by aircraft on the register
The families and series are those the FAA's certificate listing names; a certificate written for "all spark-ignition engines" names none and covers them all. Whether one aircraft is covered depends on its exact model and engine, which the certificate's approved model list settles; the aircraft's own page says what applies to it.
Where it is sold 37 airports and fields in 12 states
| Airport | Where | Based aircraft | Says who |
|---|---|---|---|
| Centennial Airport | Denver, Colorado | 870 | the FAA's airport file |
| Van Nuys Airport | Van Nuys, California | 720 | the FAA's airport file |
| Rocky Mountain Metro Airport | Denver, Colorado | 476 | the FAA's airport file |
| Hayward Executive | Hayward, California | 446 | the FAA's airport file |
| Montgomery-Gibbs Executive | San Diego, California | 412 | the FAA's airport file |
| Long Beach (Daugherty Field) | Long Beach, California | 398 | the FAA's airport file |
| Buchanan Field | Concord, California | 362 | the FAA's airport file |
| Naples Municipal | Naples, Florida | 351 | the FAA's airport file |
| Reid-Hillview Of Santa Clara County | San Jose, California | 330 | the FAA's airport file |
| San Carlos Airport | San Carlos, California | 260 | the FAA's airport file |
| South St. Paul Muni/Richard E Fleming Field | South St Paul, Minnesota | 236 | the FAA's airport file |
| Whiteman Airport | Los Angeles, California | 223 | the FAA's airport file |
| Monterey Regional | Monterey, California | 152 | the FAA's airport file |
| Deland Muni-Sidney H Taylor Field | Deland, Florida | 150 | the FAA's airport file |
| Sebring Regional | Sebring, Florida | 104 | the FAA's airport file |
| Middleton Muni/Morey Field | Middleton, Wisconsin | 91 | the FAA's airport file |
| Hollywood Burbank Airport | Burbank, California | 81 | the FAA's airport file |
| Santa Monica Municipal | Santa Monica, California | 74 | the FAA's airport file |
| Waco Regional | Waco, Texas | 74 | the FAA's airport file |
| Boulder Municipal | Boulder, Colorado | 59 | the FAA's airport file |
| Griffith-Merrillville Airport | Griffith, Indiana | 53 | the FAA's airport file |
| Michigan City Muni-Phillips Field | Michigan City, Indiana | 51 | the FAA's airport file |
| Marshall County | Lacon, Illinois | 49 | the FAA's airport file |
| Brooks Field | Marshall, Michigan | 35 | the FAA's airport file |
| San Martin Airport | San Martin, California | 34 | the FAA's airport file |
| Sauk/Prairie Airport | Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin | 34 | the FAA's airport file |
| Cumberland Municipal | Cumberland, Wisconsin | 23 | the FAA's airport file |
| Fulton County | Wauseon, Ohio | 22 | the FAA's airport file |
| Brown County | Georgetown, Ohio | 9 | the FAA's airport file |
| Reese Airport | Muncie, Indiana | — | the FAA's airport file |
| Falmouth Airpark | Falmouth, Massachusetts | — | the FAA's airport file |
| Rossettie Airport | Manchester, Michigan | — | the FAA's airport file |
| Stanton Airfield | Stanton, Minnesota | — | the FAA's airport file |
| Hollister Field | Wilmington, Ohio | — | the FAA's airport file |
| Smoketown Airport | Smoketown, Pennsylvania | — | the FAA's airport file |
| Dublin Municipal | Dublin, Texas | — | the FAA's airport file |
| Carter Airport | Pulaski, Wisconsin | — | the FAA's airport file |
Connections how this fuel links to the rest of the register
- Rotax 912ULS series 3,382 aircraft
- Rotax all models (one FAA code) 2,584 aircraft
- Rotax 582 series 1,193 aircraft
- Rotax 912 IS 878 aircraft
- Rotax 582DCDI 578 aircraft
- Rotax 503 DCDI 561 aircraft
- Cessna 172 Skyhawk 20,681 registered
- Piper PA-28 Cherokee, Warrior, Archer and Arrow 18,637 registered
- Piper PA-32 Cherokee Six, Lance and Saratoga 3,916 registered
- Piper PA-24 Comanche 2,428 registered
- Piper PA-23 Apache and Aztec 1,315 registered
- Piper PA-12 Super Cruiser 1,247 registered
- Diamond Aircraft DA 40 Diamond Star 1,018 registered
- Boeing A75 Stearman Kaydet 978 registered
- SA01757WI · Swift Fuels LLC 94 model families · To allow the use of UL91 or UL94 (minimum) grade aviation fuel
- SR01802WI · Swift Fuels LLC 3 model families · To allow the use of UL91 or UL94 (minimum) grade aviation fuel per ASTM D7547.
- Centennial Airport 870 based aircraft
- Van Nuys Airport 720 based aircraft
- Rocky Mountain Metro Airport 476 based aircraft
- Hayward Executive 446 based aircraft
- Montgomery-Gibbs Executive 412 based aircraft
- Long Beach (Daugherty Field) 398 based aircraft
- Buchanan Field 362 based aircraft
- Naples Municipal 351 based aircraft
- All 37 fields
The whole map of how records connect · these connections as data: /graph/fuel/ul94.json.
Sources: FAA Civil Aviation Registry (November 2, 2026) for the engines and aircraft; the FAA airport master file for fuel sold; the FAA's supplemental type certificate listings for the approvals; SAFxCHANGE's record for the plants, deals and the airports named in the news; the sellers' own websites where named. Specifications as published by ASTM International and the U.S. military. The fuel makers' own pages say where their fuel is sold this month; this page is as current as those records.
